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Ice cream lovers can help SickKids during DQ's Miracle Treat Day

On Aug. 10, net proceeds from every Blizzard sold will help SickKids Hospital, positively impacting children’s health-care treatment
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On Aug. 10, Dairy Queen will be holding its Miracle Treat Day. Net proceeds from every Blizzard Treat sold at participating DQ locations in Barrie will be donated to the SickKids Foundation

Helping sick children while scarfing down a frosty treat from Dairy Queen on a hot day seems like the perfect marriage. 

DQ and SickKids Hospital are inviting Barrie-area residents to help "make miracles a reality" for local children through a special fundraiser next month.

Aug. 10 marks the 21st year where net proceeds from every Blizzard sold will be going to SickKids Hospital, positively impacting children’s health-care treatment.

DQ fans in Barrie can continue the 21-year tradition of helping children and their families by visiting their local DQ to celebrate Miracle Treat Day. The money raised locally stays local. Net proceeds from every Blizzard sold at participating DQ locations in Barrie will be donated to SickKids Foundation, one of 12 Children’s Miracle Network hospital foundations across Canada.

In 2022, more than 3.2 million visits to children’s hospitals across Canada were supported by Miracle Treat Day. On average, that's over 8,000 visits per day. 

DQ employees, franchisees, volunteers, and stakeholders come together throughout the year to help raise funds that allow children’s hospitals to provide the best care possible.

Since the partnership began 39 years ago, in 1984, DQ says it has become a top contributor to the Children's Miracle Network, with more than $48 million raised to date.

For more information about Miracle Treat Day, visit MiracleTreatDay.ca or follow along on social media with #MiracleTreatDay.